Ernest Teases Imaginable Collaboration With Publish Malone, BigXThaPlug

Singer-songwriter Ernest has all of a sudden ascended to turning into one among nation song’s present top-shelf calls in relation to developing hit information and collaborations, because of songs together with the Morgan Wallen collabs “Flower Retail outlets” and “Cowgirls,” and Ernest’s fresh Lainey Wilson collab “I Would If I May just” (which Ernest has additionally launched to nation radio as a solo model).

Now, it sort of feels the Tennessee local can have any other collab on his arms. Ernest posted pictures on Instagram of himself within the recording studio with F-1 Trillion hitmaker and Texas local Publish Malone, in addition to Texas local and rapper BigXthaPlug and Tennessee manufacturer Bandplay. Ernest captioned the Tuesday (Feb. 11) carousel submit, “Texas 🤝 Nashville.”

Ernest used to be prior to now featured on Publish Malone’s “Satan I’ve Been” from Posty’s F-1 Trillion album, and contributed songwriting to nearly all of the songs on that venture, together with “Flawed Ones,” “Man for That” and the six-week Billboard Scorching 100 No. 1 “I Had Some Lend a hand” that includes Wallen. Ernest has additionally written hits recorded via Wallen (“Wasted on You,” “Any individual’s Drawback”), Jelly Roll (“Son of a Sinner”), Florida Georgia Line (“Dig Your Roots”) and Kane Brown (“One Mississippi”).

In the meantime, BigXthaPlug has famous in fresh interviews that he has a country-leaning venture within the works. In December, he advised Complicated that enthusiasts must be expecting a collabs-loaded venture, pronouncing, “You were given Shaboozey, you were given Morgan Wallen, you were given Publish Malone, Luke Combs, Jelly Roll.” In an interview with Billboard, BigXthaPlug added, “We’ve finished songs and so they sound so excellent. And it’s like, ‘Why no longer make just a little frame [of work] out of it?”

This wouldn’t be BigXthaPlug’s first country-leaning day trip. He prior to now teamed up with “A Bar Tune (Tipsy)” hitmaker Shaboozey for the observe “Drink Don’t Want No Combine.”